US EditionApple Intelligence Could Soon Integrate More AI Apps Beyond ChatGPT — Here’s What Tim Cook Just Said
Apple aims to support third-party AI models and open interoperability standards to address product delays and talent loss, CEO Tim Cook said during Q4 earnings.
- Tim Cook, speaking to CNBC alongside the earnings call, said Apple’s `intention is to integrate with more people over time`, addressing the company’s AI predicament.
- Under pressure from talent departures and delays, Apple has missed and extended AI deadlines after a company-wide meeting three months ago, with Cook saying AI was `sort of ours to grab`.
- On the platform side, Apple is laying groundwork for Model Context Protocol support across iOS, iPadOS and macOS and expanding third-party model support on Image Playground beyond ChatGPT.
- Despite Google's overall positive antitrust outcome, Apple has not confirmed a partnership beyond the ChatGPT integration, and Cook's limited remarks did little to reassure on short-term AI plans.
- Public demand for LLM-based interactive products, combined with timing around the Google antitrust case, means Apple continues delivering machine-learning features like car crash detection and AirPods live translation.
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